Johor’s Southern Volunteers provide humanitarian aid to help Selangor flood victims


ISKANDAR PUTERI: The Johor government, through its Southern Volunteers, have deployed humanitarian aid to help flood victims in Selangor.

State government deputy secretary On Jabbar, who is Southern Volunteers humanitarian aid chief contingent, said that a total of 37 volunteers have been sent to Hulu Langat to aid victims there.

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